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The Renaissance
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renaissance
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The Renaissance
INTELLECTUAL/ARTS
humanism (basis for most of the others)
Annotations:
study of classics...
individualism/ human potential
education
art, specifically
patrons
replaced guilds
Annotations:
tho they were still prevalent-- regulated # of ppl in a certain trade/ cost of its products
why did the wealthy patronize?
form of propaganda
showed off their wealth
allowed them to create a self image
supporting culture: made them seem like good leaders
new tehniques/principles
realism and expression
idealized realism
frescoes...
Annotations:
difficult, michealangelo painted these on the sistene chapel and hated them
linear persepctive
classicism
Greco-Roman influence
Secularism
humanism
individualism
free standing figures
symmetry/balance
individualism
Geometrical Arrangement of Figures
Light & Shadowing/Softening
Chiaroscuro
Sfumato
Artists as Personalities/Celebrities
social status rose
**northern renaissance art
less realism
italy: artists
donatello
first david sculpture
Annotations:
feminine david (could be gay, like me)... realistic body... first free standing bronze since antiquity
michealangelo
sistine chapel
boticelli
the birth of venus
adoration of the magi
Annotations:
ft. the medici boiz
primavera
other, less important artists
masacio
Brunelleschi
the dome guy;
Annotations:
studied the ancient Pantheon in Rome... used never before heard of architectural concepts
unfinished dome on cathedral was an embarrassment to florence-- cosimo de medici commissioned him to fix it (taking a risk-- gained cosimo popularity)
Leonardo da Vinci
Annotations:
Artist Sculptor Architect Scientist (disected people) Engineer Inventor
mona lisa
last supper
concept: renaissance man
well versed in a lot of fields
rlly good in one
POLITICAL
new monarchies
after the "calimitous 14th century", monarchs began rebuilding power
threatened by nobles...
Italy
satellite wars being fought there between larger nations
not unified
the medici
savornarola
bonfire of the vanities
executed by his own boiz
ECONOMIC
RELIGIOUS
catholic church
religion throughout Europe
corrupt
nepotism: putting relatives into power
indulgences...
often acted based on politics, rather than religion
a temporal power, as well as unquestioned religious authority
the inquisition
the church felt threatened by secularization/new scientific ideas that contradicted with what it had taught
Annotations:
ex: heliocentric theory
especially happened in spain, to drive out muslims/jews (under ferdinand and isabella)
even though some things were secularizing, religion still a big deal
SOCIAL
marriage
dowries...
most places, women still had few rights
renaissance really only effected the wealthy few
AREA/GEOGRAPHY
Italy began the Renaissance...
because it was prosperous (trade...)
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